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A potential takeover of MGM Resorts by Barry Diller's People Incorporated has prompted analysts to consider what a new owner might do with the operator's significant international assets – and who might want to buy them.
Barry Diller's $18bn proposal for MGM Resorts arrives just days after Caesars agreed its own takeover deal, raising fresh questions about valuation, ownership and whether public markets are still the best home for America's biggest gaming operators.
Khalid Reede Jones brings two decades of regulatory and commercial experience to a division which has grown significantly since the company’s PrizePicks acquisition.
Bragg Gaming Group has announced plans to raise up to $1.3m through a private placement, with participation from senior executives and incoming board chairman Matt Davey as the company advances its proposed acquisition of Drayton International.
The acquisition is effective immediately and will see Paf’s operations live across additional ferry routes and destinations across Europe.
People Inc, which is controlled by IAC Founder Barry Diller, currently owns a 26.1% stake in MGM Resorts and would take the operator private if the transaction is eventually accepted.
Another mega-merger has arrived in US gaming, but behind Fertitta Entertainment’s acquisition of Caesars lies a bigger debate about debt, digital growth and the future of Vegas…
The acquisition assumes approximately $11.9bn of Caesars outstanding debt.
The Finnish governing parties are either withholding their position or taking a cautious approach to whether Veikkaus should be sold ahead of the country’s shift to a licence-based system in 2027.
The supplier’s Board of Directors approved the share buyback program on 18 May, which is expected to be completed prior to its Annual General Meeting in 2027.
